The state chronicle., 1887-11-10

The Sanford Express has s'half notion
that Capt. S. B. Alexander will be the
next Governor Of North Carolina"
the Elizabeth City Falcon thinks that
no better man could be chosen Chairman
of the State Executive Committee than
Harry skinner, Esq, of Pitt
-Tne FayetteNille Observer says that
r. II. Battle, Esq, has made an excellent
and faithful Chairman OF the Democratic
State Executive Committee and that he
ought to be continued in his position to
run the campaign of 1888.
The Washington %. o. correspond
ent of The Wilmington Messenger says: 1t
is said here that the leading Republicans
of North Carolina are considering the
feasibility of nominating a straightout Re
publican ticket next year, headed 10y J. Nj.
Brewer. member of Congress from the
Fifth District.
AT interesting question now IS, who
| is to be chairman of our Democratic State
Executive Committee: And it is a very
| important question. We need man ike
| John : Barbour The leader Of great
| campaign ought 10 be a man OF nerve and
| skill and prudence. ANY sort of man
Won't do \ great deal depends upon the
answer to the above question: Ashboro
| CourlLt.
-Senator D. Z McTver, Of Moore. is
prominently spoken OF for State Auditor
and We believe he is one OF the strongest
men that could be nominated. He is a
farmer-that is the business he follows
for iiyeiihood-Is L man of strong com
mon sense, and Of popular manners. He
makes good speech and the people among
whom he lives have the utmost confidence
in and love him Wilson Advance.
A Surry correspondent Of the News
Observer proposes james Edwin Moore.
Esq, Of Martin. for Governor, and says:
w ell known throughout the East, he is
appreciated for his sterling worth; and by
his persuasive elOquence and convincing
argument he could arouse the indifferent,
strengthen the wayering, and, AS Oul
standard bearer, lead the party TO q tri
umphant victory in the next election"
: Senator Hale says that Mr.. Blaine will
) remain in Europe until midsummer Oi
next year He gives it as his knowledge
that Mr.. Blaine does not desire the kepub
lcan nomination for President, and that
he prefers to work for some other goOC
man" HOwever-and that always comes
from political Boswell it is the ''spon
taneOus expression OF the party" Mr.
Blaine could be persuaded to be candi
date. Next.
| Mr.. W. T. Blackwell has been inter
viewed by the Washington Post. He give
it as his opinion that Senator Ransom vii
be his own successor. He uses these
strong and sensible words Il am Il Cleve
land Democrat, and most OF my State are
Of the same faith. We believe him TO be
practical sensible, honest business man
and good enough President for the busi
. ness interests of the county" Speaking
; about candidate for Governor, Mr.. Black
we'll thinks that M Julian 5. Carr is the
strongest man the Democrats could nomi
| nate. because his well known reputation
as a business man, together with his high
{ character and many charities would com
| mend him to the people, irrespective o
party"
The Greene County Enterprise is on
in a strong EDITORIAL urging Capt. c. NJ
: Cooke of Franklin, for Governor. Aftel
giving the qualifications the Democratic
candidate ought To possess, the Enterprise
says: We present the name Of Charles "
Cooke Of LOuiSburg. as the candidate o
the Democratic party for Governor III 1883
4 Capt. Cooke is now III the prime Of splen
did and vigorous manhood, viewing hin
from a mental physical or moral stand
point. He = of fine personal appearance
Of most captivating manners. an able Law
. yer. d hue speaker, and Withal a mos
charming and elegant Christian gentle
4 man. lie mas held high positions Of trust
: and honor and in them AL he reflected
t credit upon his state. He would make d
: fine canvass: ne would alouSe the people
t they would make him Governor, and
: model one lie would be.
; To day rThursdav) u the. dav fo
the inauguration Of Rev. J q. So ndr q
President Of The y {. Lutheran Colleg
: / at Nt Pleasant Rev E + " Pest.haf,